Study on the Collaborative Cultivation Path of College Students' Network Literacy and Ideological and Political Education in the New Media Environment
Ma Haiyan

Changchun Automobile Vocational and Technical University，Jilin Changchun，130013；

Abstract: The rapid development of new media has profoundly impacted college students' learning and daily lives, while also posing new challenges to their digital literacy and ideological and political education. Starting from the characteristics of the new media environment, this paper explores the synergistic cultivation path of college students' digital literacy and ideological and political education, delving into five aspects: theoretical foundation, current situation analysis, synergistic cultivation strategies, implementation mechanisms, and future prospects. Through systematic theoretical analysis and practical guidance, it aims to provide effective cultivation paths for universities, enhance college students' digital literacy and ideological and political quality, and promote their overall development.

Keywords: New media; College students; Digital literacy; Ideological and political education; Synergistic cultivation

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